Option 1 - use ubcd4win to create a bootable CD that will allow you to boot into a minimal windows environment. From there you can use some utilities to edit the registry.

Option 2 - Yank the hard drive and put it into another working system (as an additional drive). Then boot up, fire up the registry editor, and mount the registry hive on the new drive. From there you'd be using the normal registry editor to make changes. Remember to unload the registry hive prior to closing the registry editor.

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